Join a full-day Sonoma Valley wine tasting tour and visit some of Sonoma’s
finest wineries with a knowledgeable guide. You’ll learn about the wine-making
process at three boutique wineries, stopping at the Golden Gate Bridge for
magnificent views along the way.
Enjoy a picnic lunch and head to Sonoma’s
Spanish-style plaza for additional chocolate and cheese tastings. Round-trip
hotel transport by mini-bus with narration on San Francisco history is included.
Numbers are limited to 14 to ensure a personalized experience on this
small-group tour.
Highlights Your full-day wine tasting tour starts with pickup
at your hotel in San Francisco and then heads north with a photo stop at the
Golden Gate Bridge, where you can enjoy the views of the bay and the Marin
Headlands. Relax on the mini-bus with onboard narration about San Francisco’s
fascinating history and neighborhoods. Bottled water is provided for the
duration of the tour.
Continue your small-group tour to Sonoma Valley, home to
famous California wines and artisanal cheeses. Journey through the rolling hills
of Sonoma and stop at three boutique wineries, enjoying five to six tastings of
several varietals at each location. Each winery has been carefully selected for
its unique character, knowledgeable staff and lovely ambience, ensuring you
visit some of the region’s finest venues and sample award-winning wines. (See
winery descriptions below.) Throughout the day, you’ll learn about the area and
its vineyards from your informative guide, and receive a detailed explanation
about the wine-making process.
At Larson Family Winery, located in the heart of
Sonoma Valley, enjoy a picnic with a box lunch full of goodies like . In the
middle of the tour, enjoy a one-hour visit to Sonoma’s downtown, where
restaurants and specialty shops border a charming historic plaza. There are
chocolate and cheese tastings available if you like. Afterward, board the
mini-bus for the return trip to your San Francisco hotel, ready to impress your
friends with your newfound love of Sonoma Valley wines.
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